Organelles Question Preview (ID: 41176)

a) To provide a location for protein synthesis.

b) To control the cell's activities and stores the cell's hereditary matter.

c) To produce ribosomes for protein synthesis.

d) To create enough cytosol to keep the organelles afloat.

a) The nucleolus directs the activities of the cell.

b) The nucleolus produces lysosomes for protein synthesis.

c) The nucleolus produces ribosomes for protein synthesis.

d) The nucleolus stores DNA which contains hereditary matter.

a) To control the exchange of materials going into and out of the cell.

b) To create cytosol so that the organelles are supported.

c) To produce ribosomes for protein synthesis.

d) To prevent the cytoskeleton from creating too much pressure on the cell.

a) To allow materials to enter and exit the cell wall.

b) To produce ribosomes for protein synthesis.

c) To produce lysosomes for protein synthesis.

d) To allow materials to enter and exit the nucleus.

a) Cytoplasm does not include organelles.

b) Cytosol does not include organelles or the nucleus.

c) Cytoplasm includes organelles and the nucleus.

d) Cytosol includes organelles and the nucleus.

a) to keep toxins out of the cell.

b) to support and maintain the shape of the cell.

c) to produce microtubules and microfilaments.

d) to help the cell move around the organism.

a) has ribosomes to make enzymes.

b) has ribosomes to synthesize cytosol.

c) has ribosomes to make protein.

d) has ribosomes to create cytoskeleton.

a) packages proteins.

b) has ribosomes for protein synthesis.

c) stores cytosol.

d) packages ribsomes.

a) plants, bacteria, and fungi

b) plants and fungi

c) all eukaryotes and prokaryotes

d) Bacteria and plants

a) prokaryotic cells have cell walls.

b) eukaryotic cells have a nucleus.

c) prokaryotic cells have a nucleus.

d) eukaryotic cells have cell walls.